Jarrett Fuller

Visiting the Gio Ponti and Daniel Libeskind-designed Denver Art Museum

Some songs that try to capture the long days of summer.

I’ve spent the last few months shooting on film for the first time in 20 years.

These films shaped my introduction to the design industry. What is it like watching them now?

A visit to the recently opened Calder Gardens, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, with gardens by Piet Oudolf.

The nine-part series from South African artist William Kentridge is the best look inside the creative process

I have a new book coming out from Princeton Architectural Press this fall!

From Larissa Pham’s delightful new novel, Discipline:

He told me he was a graphic designer. I didn’t know what that meant, so I asked him, and he said it was about seeing the understructure of how people saw the world. There was a secret, invisible grid that lay beneath everything, a rhyme scheme that encompassed plants and animals, cities and cars; his job was to align shapes to it, to make things look the way they should, and to do it so elegantly that no one noticed he had moved anything at all.

With the help of Claude Code, I finally have the bookmarking app I've always wanted.

What makes a film designerly?

A list of every movie I watched last year.

A list of every book I read last year.

A look back on my work from 2025.

Another year of good reading. Here are a few favorite texts from 2025.

An accounting of the music that resonated with me this year.

A decade’s worth of photos of the same car.

A quick architectural tour of Cincinnati.

Can AI help me interview designers from the past?

My latest essay for Fast Company untangles my thoughts about graphic design and AI.

A passage from John Williams's classic novel, Stoner.